The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

i A u%L.I_,R 56181 S EW .I.IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. * ; hi Ni - nTh LLROW EVENING, Sept. 14, 1810, t!e'peiformed a Comic - Opera, called SHE ENGLISH FLEET IN 1342.". %Pain Fitzwater, Mr. INCLEDON; Philip, Mr:BLANCHARD; Valentine, Mr. BE. L LAM Y ; Mainmast, Mr. EMERY; leannetta, Mrs. PA VEN PORT ; • Katharine, Mrs. DICKONS ; Isabel; Miss BOLTON ; • laquelina, Mrs. FAWCETT. To which will he adried, the Farce of THE CHILD OF NATURE. Duke Murcia, Mr CHAPMAN; marquis Almanza, Mr. F.G E RTON ; Alberto, Mr. MORK A Y Doorsmni Mrs. H. IOHNSTON. Nin Will he o ' pened at past five, and the Play New yes pa. t Six. l!ev, - in . loc the Boxei to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 411 I , ' - uttice, in Prince's-place, Ilart-street, trotn . fen cir lt o : • Second- p ' rice 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 61. Second-price a .' - li k uve r• y -o - - nd price is' —Upper,Gallery is. nee Monty s o e n ‘ ey totte -returned. V it h TO TlitcP.WilLiC. ti l4l . the u+ TO concern, the Proprietors feel themselves It t P. ,, s el ltd to make this address to the justice of the Public. 41 4,17.,aPpeal to the rowik'at the ClOse of last Season , a full I,:°"nd description was given of the alterations proposed the new Theatre. This appeal was honoured th ' 4 'e general approbation of a very crowded audience ; " e Proprietors, on the faith of this approbation; at a Iti ve Y. additional wit:wilco (which they could but ill afford) , s 'ilftpleted those alterations. Bol es New Theatre {with muck more space in the public N i e s '. and general accommr:dation in every kesped intprov tld ~ ,4 , 0 w restored to the same arrangement With that of the to Vl!atte before the tire; and the Public certainly will 4e "ire that the Proprietors, with .all their additional ti? ;l , l „"nAnnbrances, should be reduced to a more disadvan , ' tai r „". situation than they stood in before - that tifiliding Va t litY• There is not one more annual Box now than there, ther et o the old Th eatre , an d to th a t number for many years 1 , 1 ,,,11ver was heard the slightest objeCtion. • ` Proprietors throw themselves on the charaderrstic tre at et and liberality of Englishmen, and in return for the expence, and responsibility which they'have ev e a lly encountered, in- 'order to contribute on an exten li; male to the Theatrical Entertainments of the , Metropo-' I)4!)iicLleY respedfully soliCit.the patronage and support•of the • --- ___......... ... R 0 • VAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTL!, Y'6, WEST tits_ MINSTER-BRIDGE. C r the Patronage of their Royal 1-liglinesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. HIS EVENING, To.-ruorrow, and Saturday, Will be perfonned the Grand Spe.aAcle of THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; . p Or, .THE FATAL BRIDGE. -STRIAN AGILITY, particularly the Peasant's itlsj c 'he. and Flying Wroe, by Mr. CROSSNIAN. e xtra Ordinary Leaps overt]ree Bars by Ilaster DAVIS. i t ionelude with an eniire - new Comic PanTELLtomime, called E ERRONEOUS FORTUNE ERS; Or, HALEQWN'S JUDGMENT. which will be displayed Sixteen New Scenes. is open at Half past Five ; begin at Hall past Sit. • Second. price at Halt . past Etht. Azi r s ' a itrian Tuitivn, by able I‘ll,ters, from Ten till Three., Harlequin's and Saturday , The Blood - Red Knight ; tk exi narlequiii's ludginent. On Monday next will be pro ;c the M Harlequinade of The Pindar of Wakefield, or, and agog, THAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL. I\l. °TiCE is hereby . given, That a SPECIAL of ,11 ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PROPI ETORS el4 l - IAA/LES and MEDWAY CANAL will be holden 4 V t , i l, e ( :eorge and Vulture Tavern, Cornhill, London; on () Ile ties d 4 Y. the 26th day of 'September inst. at Twelve, for 11 1 ,,, o'clock, for the purpose of consi,tertng and deciding (. 1, (.? 4 n Qfter from the Committee of :Managers ot an intend, , r,, a n, 4 1 from the River MeeWay to 'Portsmouth, to- the t 1 a'etors of the Thames and Medway Canal, of the option .4,!'"'"g a Proportion of the Shares of the said intended Lai, %:,' d' • W. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. \...:l2trine. Sept S. !Sic, Ll'.:•,-$ ',limn ERS, MORE PRIZES, An ADDITIONAL HOLE of ,C20,00n1. • And TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER, ' At EYTON's t 1.,,,. 2, CORNI-II LI., near.the Nlansion.House. . "la present LOTTERY to be drawn Ootober ig, i „; iucludes live Prizes of 20,0001. - by which the Chance I , e — k 'ning either of those'Capitals is increased One Fourth. tli iit "is and Shares will sit 0 It'T LY ft IS E, therefore an itrime- Co r , P urcliaSe will prove a certain saving, at EYTON's, 2, t'rj, 4lol ., who sold, in sixteen Sixteenths, the, only soool. lir e Zl, e shined in the last Lottery, N 0.2,73 ;. and in the few "... s luing months Can , tals to the amount of zoo,oool. I • AN kiNcoMNirrN 01-1 - TORTUNITY i~OR AN AD VAN,TAGEOUS SETTLEMENT. PUBLISI-IING LONDON BOOKSELLER, 4(t; 01 the first respectability, who is about to retire from la... y e Engagements in Business, would treat, on advan tr;e°ll3 terms,• with a Peron of respcztantlity, who can r t , l, ll :Pand fium 3 to scool. the. Stock being to be paid for by Qte Instalments". ---- 44dr ess4. X. Y. at the Bar of the 13 - ank Coffee-house. SASE 0i• DEVoNSItIRE CAT FL.E ANIJ NEw LEICESTER SiILEP. MR. CHILDE'S ANNUAL -SALE .of truly N well-bred STUCK will commence at Ten o'clock Fite the . iirst of t!ctober, at the . Farm-Yard, et,' near Bewdley, nine miles from Kidderminster . , and t er troni Irttigenurth ;, where therewill'be sold (without t a , r ;'e) near fifty head of we, and high bred North Devon (viz.) about thirty Cows and Heifers, in Calf to mOst I,oltai• B ulls , s i x oxen, and ten Steers, well adapted. to' W ,, rk . or to teed, anti four very val2able Bulls—nearly one . Ewcs and Theaves, that are descended from Flocks t he n Most eminent Breeders, in the Countiesf Leicester tatelen "iottitigham, and about seVenty Wethers, in an excel fur TurniPs, or fur the Butcher. Chit !AIN 13R. FREEMAN'S Univetsal and io n - established Nihrlicuie called G TA SA LUT It IS, may he 4.Pentied hit to ' ha a 'certain, sate, and speedy - cure tar the ost inveterate: Venereal Disease, Gleeis, Ulcers, Pains p,,,.ybstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex its 4 74tion is hy urhke and insensible perspiration. A s light generaily cured in% days, and a confirmed Lues sautl. titrie. Inveterate Scurvy, • fistula - , Dropsies, 4,7‘ 41.1 141i5in*, Crpvels, 'Weaknesses, abet Obstructions. - .are t.r .( lily'retnovetrby_ these sale and salutary' drops. They hitillutere nothing to woiK tlirm oft, no resraint or diet, or ;dice from business. Those who take them may de. ~,"" Oh SoUnti and perieet cute, without the knowledge of tij„YerSgni whatever. They cause, no sickness, and the-pa...: l t ,;" may o about his or her business without the least dan u:: The large quantities that are daily. sold. for exportation use, prove their ellicacy to surpass every other ppcine so the known ‘yorld. Sold tip appointm e nt of Dr : l e i : e el - flan at Mr. huticf,'s, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of I'a -41'huster.row ; and retail by one or inure Medicine' VendeL Aevery town, in !macs at- s. 9d. and 4s. 6d, earls, with dirc4, nuns. • • '4 • THURSDAY, SEPTEBVIER 13, 1810. This Day was published, In Three Volumes, foolscap, Delay°, the Third Edition, price 13s. 6d. boards, A DELINE MOWBRAY ; or, The Mother and EX Daughter. A Tale.. By Mrs. OPIE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, 'Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row. Of 'whom may be had, by the same Author, i. Poems, foolscap, Bvo. price 6s. boards. 2. Warrior's Return and other Poetas, 6s. do. 3. Simple Tales, 4 vols. tamo. price 41. is. do. 4. Father and Daughter, prke,-4s. 6d. do. PICTUALLINGc-OFFICA, . , `August 23, Inc); THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MR ;AST Y' NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesdisy, the 18th Sept. next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wilting , (sealed up), and treat for the supply of such-quftn lilies of. good sound, strong, and merchantable MADEIRA WIIsTE, as 'May he required for the Service. of his Ma jeity s Ships and Vessels. at Madeira, fur Twelve - Months certain, from the 24th Oiloher next; and furthel, until six Months notice shall be given on either side jos' the termination therelf ; to be paid for, by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety days after date. ' The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in 'which the ./Ai ice shall not be inserted ix words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before. One o'Clock on the said Tursigy, the OW ofSeptember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten der, o, some Person on his behalf, attends, to spines; when called .1(..T1.1.4LL I IVG-CIP FICA, Sept. 4, iStp. THE COMMISSIONERSjor ICT Uil LLI NG His MAJESTY'S 'NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday; the lEth inrt: they will be ready to recciveTendeis in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply (on separate Con gra.%) of What SEA PROVISIONS and RUM may be de manded for the of His :Majesty's Ships and ressels at Biis lel, and at Yarmouth in the County of Norfolk, for Twelve Mouths certain, JP cm the iotb of OM ‘her next, and further until Six Months warning shall be given on either . side, for the ter. mination of the respative Coreiratis, To.be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrails may be :rem at the Secretary's Office; or by applying to Mr. 'obn Walter, at Yarmouth, and to the caktior of His Majegy's Customs at Bristol, tespcaive(y. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall notbe inserted.in words at•kng►tb, or that shall not be delizerrdtc the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the Ilitb inst. nor unl , rs the Perron who maker the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when 1.411 d for :' kor will ary der that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior td thereat value upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted. SALES, &c. UNIQUELY BEAUTIFUL AND ROMANTIC ES TATE, IN SOUTH WALES,* TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CONSISTING of - an excellent sized FAMILY HOUSE, with Domestic - and Agricultural Offices, and Buildings of every description ; a Farm-house, and up wards of 240 Acres of rich - Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, enchantingly situate ondhe River Triey, ahoUnding'in Trout, aad in a Country where Game is in profusion. 'For Inrther particulars apply to Messrs. Browne, and Co. House Agents, and Land Surveyors, No. 4i, Southamptou7 row, Russel square, London ; at the Bell Inn, Gloucester; MaeliwOrtli Arms, Swansea ; lvy Bush, Carmarthen; and Bush, Bristol, where a plan of,the Estate may be seen. TO BE SOLD, A Capital well-built and substantial DWELL- L - 1.• iNG-HO E; with spacious Shop, 44' feet by Warehouses and other Buildings,•Garden, and Premises, most desirably situated in the Centre of the H IGH.STRZET, in, the city of WO R cusTEI: wherein -the Linen Drapery Business has been successfully - carried .on- for 'upwards of 14 years, and is well calculated tor that, or any other Whole. sale or, Retail Concern, upon a large Tne Hotise.consists on the Grouiid Floor of the Shovas above described, Parlour at.the hack of ditto, Hall, Kitchen, Larder, Brewhouse, Store Room; with other necessary and riivenient Out-buildings, arched Vault and Cellaring ; also a Garden immediately behind the same :--on the First Floor is'a handSoMe Drawing Room, at feet by 141, sitting Room, and two good Bed Rooms; with suitable Closets ;—ow the second Boor, four excellent Bed Rooms, Dressing Room, &c. with good Servants Rooms over; together with an Ob. servatory at the top of the House, which commands most extensive and' aiduresque Views of the Malvern Hills and surrounding Country. For particulars apply to Messrs. Hatherell. Baylis, and Hill,. No. 28, New Caanon,street, Manchester; or Mr. W. Parker, Atiorney, Woicester; • ESSEX. D E DH.-k Fifty-eight Mites, and WIX, about Sixty-three ' • Miles from London. • TO 11E . SpLI) BY AUCTION, By LINTON and LAVALLIN, On Wednesday, the sd day of -061ober, alio, at the White [lan Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clock, ' iN TWO LOTS , According to printed Particulars then and there to be pro-, duced, unless previouly disposed of by Private Contraa, of which notice will be given, with immediate p(4,,essioil; • the following very valuable and desirable .kstatesa • • LOT t. : • • pE, j ‘IANSION T -HOUSdi - caned the ROMS. EN RY, D aforesaid, and •s 3 A. rneive r)r kriViat rich Amble, Meadow, and Pasture Laud and Orchards, in a Ring Felice, with suitable Out-buildings, the Whole customary Copy hold, equal to Freehold, except five Acres, moreor less, at the will ut Lord, in the occupation of Mr. Firmin, the Proprietor. The House is fit for the immediate residence of a large gen teel Family, with two Gardens well incloed and planted with choice Fruit-trees in full bearing. Also-a large detached cottage, near the Mansion-house, fit for the residence of a small genteel family; four best Bed rooms, Servants' , rooms, and suitable Offices, alsoa Coach_ house, Staple; and Garden, now let to Waiter Clerk, Esq for One year, from the sth uly last,. and also a Tenement and Garden now in the occupation of joh n Nickerson. Also a srnall Farm adjOiiiing, in the parishes of Dedham and Longhorn, consisting of a Dairy, two Barns, two. Stables, Cow-house, Farm-yard, and'several Tenements and Garden. ground let to diff.rent Persons at low Rents, and it A. 2R. 7 P. more or less, of Arable Meadow ()tier Ground, and Or chard,-all customary Copyhold. A Is'oca Copyhold Messuage or Tenement, with the' Out house and Garden thereto 'nelonging, situate near Dedham Turnpike; in the occupationot William Hall. The Land is all good, a considerable part of it adjoins the navigable River Stour. • The London Coaches pass doily within a quarter of a mild of the Mansion-house, and the Post ' morning and evening , The Neighbourhood is griod, the Roads excellent, and the Country delightful. This Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Firmin. LOT 11. Consists of a tnot desirable ESTATE, called POND HALL, fit for the residence of a Gentleman's Family, situ ate in WlXand BRA DFIELD; in ES S EX , surrounded bY good Roads and a respedable . Neighbourhood. Upon it is a good-Family House, two large Barns. and other requisite Out buildings, together with !to Acres of rich A rable'and Pasture, more or less, in a Ring-fence, in a high state of col livaiion, including a beauti ul,wood of 19 A. 3 K. 38 P. more or less, Well planted with fine.grown oak, Ash, and Elm Timber; in the centre a •lar k ,e Pond, formerly used as a decoy, a fine preserve tor Pheasants and other Game, Forty-two Acres Copyliold, the remainder Freehold. The greater part Tithe free: The outgoings very moderate. Also the G mat. and\Smalr Tithes arising from three Farms adjoining, contaihing.about 77 A. 3 R. with a profitable Gra vel-pit. ' The Estate is convenient for Seawater Bathing, 8 miles from .Harwich, 3 trout Manningtice, and 13 trout Colches ter, capital Market Towns. Mr.. Hiskey,7the Bailiii; will shew this Estate. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Firmin, Dedham ; Mr. Frank Snlythies, Solicitor, Colchester; Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple; or Mr. John Skinner, Dale Hall, Lawton', near Manningirer, Essex, where Maps and `Elevations of the Estates may be seen. • RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY` AFa C . FI ONS, with their usual ColleuMitalitS, Spasm, or Flying Pains, Flatulency, lndigeStion; abut gene ral -Debility (eriginatitig in whatever source) are relieVed and frequently cured by WHVF E A D's ESSENCE of MUS.: CAR I) L LS, after every other means had filled. 'f he FLU I 1) ESSENCE of MWO AR D (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most . Penetrating,' and: efFettual remedy in the world, ge-, nerally curing the severest Sprains and Bruises, in less than half the time usually taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediate ly after any accident, it prevents the pat t turning black. HIT EHEAD's 'FAMILY - CE RAT E is equally effica cious for all ill conditioned Sores, Sure Legs, Scorbutic Prup touts, Blotches, rimples,..Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids; Sine and Inflam ed Eyes, Sore Heads and -Scorbutic-Humours of every de scription. Prepared only and sold by R. iobnston, Apothecary, Js,' 'Creek-street, Soho, London,' the Essence and Pills4t as. eacii—tne Cerate at rs. i4d and as., gd. Sold by every Me. dicine Vender in the United Kingdom. CZ The Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp, wits the narn of K. lohnb.htte inserted on it. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 27, ISt°. THE • PRiNCIPAL OFFICERS o f Hi s , MA yESTY'S ORDNANCE do .ber4 give Notice, Thal Prnposals will be nceived at .their Ogee in on or be ore Monday, the utb d y of September Roc t, ftsm such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of F 0 RAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the ? following Distrias, •r//4. North Britain, Northern Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Southern, exclusive of Chatham, South West, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, - Western, . • Woolwich, with its Dependencies, Watley and Chatham, For R period J Six Months from the ist of ORober next.. The Fer,ige to be furnished in as 'hereafter may from time to time be required, either of 1) lbs, of Oats - 7 lbs. of Oats 12 lbs. of Hay, and orof i 4 lbs. of Hay, and 8 lbs. of Straw 8 lbs. ot Straw. And murt be delivered at the respealve stations at the Expellee of the Contraaor, who is also to furnish such Horses wi,th Oats. of Bl6s. per Ration, as may be billetted within the Distrielfar Whict he Csntraas. The Proposals mg" , be delivered separately or jointly for !weer 'mot; of ibe said Disirifis, and it is expeek4 •t/at the antraßor shall receive the Stable hung that during the pericd of his Con- , trait may accumulate, maktng allmuince jar the same -alur the rate IV - • per Osrse per I,l_eek. Further'Partieulars may be known upon application the Officers Commanding the Rcyal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cbak, where the Proposals must be delivered (sealed sip) and indorsed " Proposals for Forage;'' but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 174 day of September, at Twetim o'clock at Aeon, of the same day ; - neither will any tender belnoticecl unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behilf, shall attend. .4); Order el the Beard, R. U. CIZ r ;I• i s.c. • fr" IL 1 L1..11):G.. n, , SePl. 4, Olio THE COMMISSIONERSjor VIC7'UALLIAG His, Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice,That Tue:day, the 251 b instant, they will be ready 10 irceive Tenders ,h 4 writingl sealed up), and :trent for the supply (on separate an t; eta's) of u hat SE A . PROVISIONS and RUM til e r be de manded for the Service of ItAjtescg'Obips,o,l4 Nese:Was Londonderry. andiLoßgbruoiliyinlieljart,tedtriekferfai; Larne Harhoir and Newt", and Waterford, for Twelve Months certain, from the Ise of November next, and further until Si* Months warningVall be given on either Side for the termination of the respeslive Contracts; To be paid fur by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the Contraar may he seen at the Secretary's Office, at :hi: Offire, or 6 . y applying to the Port-Marter at paPirt, and to the Colleaor s of Hir Itlajehy's Custom:, at Londonderry, liclfart,• and Waterford, respeaively. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Priocshall no be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the_Board before One o'Clock on the sail Tuesday, tse•'iitb i n - scant, nor unless the Person who makes the'Tender, Per. son, on his leball, attends, to answer when called Jo ; nor will Terder that contains extravagant-Prices upon some artieler, and pricer 'sumo inferior to the real value upon others., be consi. dered as proper to he Sdmitied. Nt l at\ • 4V,,if ljt". ,IeiV,WA .21 -.....„,‘,...„ t . ._.2i.„•ii--, 4 1 .' (- F Zif % t ~ ~ ..„,,,ll• • 0: 7 . 4 , '•i;„_ . iy u , .. - , _. z' ' AN :',1 4 . $ --,.... -. •.= -, ...,...,...•,,7 , - • • -.....-..- . -..-,,,,,,,,,,; 0 . - 4 4 .1(1:91-: --Ve•-• - :e . _.. ' • CPRIf,E Sl3pt . WCt ItAtrPtNNV. • i .Tbis Day was published, In Three Voluinei, 121110, the ad Edition, price Ms. boards, IaETTERS from Mrs. PALMERSTON to h er DAUGHTER, inculcating Morality by entertaining rratives. • By Mrs. HUNTER, of Norwich. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees ) Orme, and Brown ) Pate.noster-Row. THE CAIIACCAS. [ln the Spanish Papers received by Ore Mail from Cadiz, a translation appears of the Dispatch of which we insert the following Copy.] • BiIIpADIER,.ORN. LAYARD. • . SIR, Downing.streo,,lune 29, at°. •Your dispatch, - with its incinsures,' has been ceip, d and laid'before the King. - lam comniauded by his Majesty to express his. approbation of your ,conduti in sending your. Aide.: de-Camp, Captain KELLY, to this country with Lta intelligence of, the events . which ha re recently °G.. curred in the province of Venezuela: I ihink it - is of the utmost. importance ,that Capt. KELLY should return with as little delay. as 'possible to Curacoa ; and that you shnuid be apprized of the line of conduct which, under the ciicumstdnces stmt`.. ed in yoUr letter, it is his Majesty's pleasure that you should pursue in his name. The great object which his Majesty lias had in view from jhe first moment when intelligence yeas 'received in the Country of thesloriousj resistance of tiro Spanish' nation against . the tyran n y and usurPa:. tion of France, was to assist, by every means in his power, this great effort of a brave, lopri,' and high spirited people; and to secure, if possible the hide pendence of the Spanish moni.rehy ii, all parts of the worl.l. As long as the Spanish nation persevere in their resistance to their - invaders, and •as any •reasonable hope eau be entertained, of ultimate success to lb& cause in Spain, his Majesty feels it t o b e h is d uty, according to every obligation of justice, and good faith, to discourage any prot:eeding which may have the effect of separating the Spanish .Provinces in America from the parent state in Europe ; the in tegrity of the Spanish Monarchy, upon principles of justice and true policy, being not less the ob jet of his Majesty than of all loyal and patriot'. Spaniards. .• "If,.however, contrary to his M:ijesty's most anxi , ous wishes, and, as be still continues loithiirk, well founded expetiations, the Spanish dominion in Eu rope shall . be doomed to submit to th e y o k e o f t h e COilltl3oll ' en'emy; either in consequence of aaual force, or of any compromise which - , racy leave to Inert*, only the semblance of independence, an - event . which his Majesty, relying on the Arica energy and patriotism of the Spanish people, can in no degree consider as.probable his Majesty tVill feel himself bound by the same principles which have influenced his conduct for the last two years in..the cause of the Spanish nation, to afford every assistance to the pro vinces in America, which may render theM inde pendent of French Spain, may afford a place of re fuge to those Spaniards, who in disdaining to submit to their oppressors, may look to America as to their natural asylitm, and may preserve the remains of the monarchy for their unfortunate Sovereign, if it evvr should be his lot, under such circumstances,- to re cover his liberty. His Majesty, in thus explicitly declaring the motives and principles of his conduct disclaims:every view 'of territory o r acqu i s ition for himself. His Majesty observes with satisfaction from the papers which have been transmitted to him, that the in - proceeding% in the Car a cc as appear -a great mea sure to have originated in a belief, that in- conse quence of the progress of the French , armies inolits` South of - Spain, and the dissolution of the SuPreme Junta, the'eause of the parent State had becomedesperate. He trusts, therefore, that as soon as the actual state of things shall have been correctly . knoWn in that quarter, the general acknowledgment throughout Spain of the Regency, and the iirtre mined exertions of. the Spaniards in - defence of their . country under that - authority, the inhabitants of the Caraccas induced to return to their con nexion with Spain, as an integral part of the Spanish Monarchy. Hii'Majesty • is led more particularly to entertain this expectation from the consideration that the Re gency now established at Cadiz appears to have adopted the same wise and g en ero us principles with respect to the provinces in America as :iVere pre viously adopted by the Supreme *Junta, in establish ing the connexion between every part of the Spanish Monarchy Upon . the most liberal tooting, in regard ing the American provinces as integral parts . of the Empire, and in admitting'them in conseqUence to a place its the Cortes' of the Kingdom. ' His Majesty feels confident that - the same gene rous and enlightened policy which has dictated these - measures, will induce the of Spain to regulate the intercourse of the Atherican Provinces with other parts of the world upon such a basis 'as will contribute to the growing prosperity, and at . the same time augment all the 'advantages which the Parent ,Stat e may. justly expect t o slerive from them. - • His Majesty trusts, that this exposition of his - - sentiments will enable you, without difficulty; to regoldte your conduct in any iiitercOurse you may find it necessary to have with the contiguous Spanish. Provinces, in South America.' And as his'Maje,tv has directed that a copy of his Letter shOuld ba communicated to the Government of Spain, be can have no objection to your making any use of the avowal of these his sentiments Which eirCunastaoces may appear to you to require. ..-!••• „-• e, :5 !d 3, 0 3 4 ;5 tr' '~ t i ~~ 01 • •